The SAS Stand has specially designed cut-outs which enable the sampler to be programmed for start delay and interval sampling, as well as used and recharged without needing to remove it from the stand.
The company says the new stand is particularly useful for the SAS Duo 360 sampler, which has two sampling heads and, if positioned vertically, is less stable.
The SAS range was originally developed in Milan, Italy, and the units are now sold worldwide. The standard units use readily available Contact (RODAC) plates. An alternative Petri dish version is now also available. www.cherwell-labs.co.uk